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brywool wrote:If this was a sample from a new Styx album, and "I Believe in You" was a sample from Dennis' album, I'd pick the Styx song hands down.
If this was a sample from a new Styx album, and "Private Jones" was a sample from Dennis' album, I'd pick Private Jones.
It's not a horrible song, but it's not a classic. "Just Be" is actually a better tune for my money. I love the sentiment of that song as well as the harmonies.
I also don't get why people dog "Everything All the Time". That song kicks ass.
I'm happy to have a new Styx song and I'm happy that it's not about Robots. I hope that it's a signal that Styx is doing SOMETHING new.
and yeah, never "got" the ramones... yet rolling stone heralds them as gods. whatever...
chickenbeef wrote:styxfansite wrote:For anyone that hasn't been able to listen to the song yet, here it is from youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVj_qWPziBo
It isn't a bad song. It really isn't a hard rocker either.
great feel and melody to this song. sounds really good too. Lyrical content fits the song well. 100% a grower song
FormerDJMike wrote:I notice when the song plays it says "Regeneration, Vol1". Is that the title of a new album or a compilation album?
brywool wrote:If this was a sample from a new Styx album, and "I Believe in You" was a sample from Dennis' album, I'd pick the Styx song hands down.
Bearded Clam wrote:meh.. it doesn't really grab me. I agree with whoever compared it to the stuff on 7DZ's.
If this is from a potential new album, I hope this isn't their best shot.
FormerDJMike wrote:I notice when the song plays it says "Regeneration, Vol1". Is that the title of a new album or a compilation album?
froy wrote:brywool wrote:If this was a sample from a new Styx album, and "I Believe in You" was a sample from Dennis' album, I'd pick the Styx song hands down.
Your insane I Believe In You is a great song and beats anything Shaw Styx has done.
OWEverything is close. Private Jones is not that good IMO.
Lets face it current STYX lacks , production and writing abilities to produce anything close to
the past.
brywool wrote:froy wrote:brywool wrote:If this was a sample from a new Styx album, and "I Believe in You" was a sample from Dennis' album, I'd pick the Styx song hands down.
Your insane I Believe In You is a great song and beats anything Shaw Styx has done.
OWEverything is close. Private Jones is not that good IMO.
Lets face it current STYX lacks , production and writing abilities to produce anything close to
the past.
I Believe in You sounds like it was left over from Love Boat reruns. TERRIBLE song right up there with First Time and some of the crappier tracks from Boomchild. I can't believe DeYoung penned that. Awful.
Not saying the new Styx song is brilliant, I don't think it is. But it may just be a glimpse of a new album and maybe not the strongest track (hopefully not). You REALLY like "I Believe in You"? Seriously? Man, that is just the worst song.
And music IS subjective. If it wasn't, then Brittany Spears would be heralded as a musical genius. She sells a ton of records, but they pretty much blow. That means SOMEONE likes it.
brywool wrote:froy wrote:brywool wrote:If this was a sample from a new Styx album, and "I Believe in You" was a sample from Dennis' album, I'd pick the Styx song hands down.
Your insane I Believe In You is a great song and beats anything Shaw Styx has done.
OWEverything is close. Private Jones is not that good IMO.
Lets face it current STYX lacks , production and writing abilities to produce anything close to
the past.
I Believe in You sounds like it was left over from Love Boat reruns. TERRIBLE song right up there with First Time and some of the crappier tracks from Boomchild. I can't believe DeYoung penned that. Awful.
Not saying the new Styx song is brilliant, I don't think it is. But it may just be a glimpse of a new album and maybe not the strongest track (hopefully not). You REALLY like "I Believe in You"? Seriously? Man, that is just the worst song.
RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
froy wrote:RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
Its right up there with She Cares, Tommy has really sunk way low with this lame effort.
I see now that they are on this board reading everything that is said here,
When is STYX going to put out new music 3 weeks later poof they release a 7 Zens throw away and call it STYX music. Hey Tommy get your act together man your running on the STYX treadmill.
chickenbeef wrote:froy wrote:RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
Its right up there with She Cares, Tommy has really sunk way low with this lame effort.
I see now that they are on this board reading everything that is said here,
When is STYX going to put out new music 3 weeks later poof they release a 7 Zens throw away and call it STYX music. Hey Tommy get your act together man your running on the STYX treadmill.
she cares is a great song
froy wrote:chickenbeef wrote:froy wrote:RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
Its right up there with She Cares, Tommy has really sunk way low with this lame effort.
I see now that they are on this board reading everything that is said here,
When is STYX going to put out new music 3 weeks later poof they release a 7 Zens throw away and call it STYX music. Hey Tommy get your act together man your running on the STYX treadmill.
she cares is a great song
Yea if you are deaf dumb and blind
classicstyxfan wrote:NOBODY goes to see a nostalgia band to hear 1 new song they recently released.....99 percent of the people at a Styx show can't tell the difference between DeYoung and Gowan.......and most likely, it would trigger a rush to the bathroom.
True not only for Styx but every other nostalgia act too.
chickenbeef wrote:classicstyxfan wrote:NOBODY goes to see a nostalgia band to hear 1 new song they recently released.....99 percent of the people at a Styx show can't tell the difference between DeYoung and Gowan.......and most likely, it would trigger a rush to the bathroom.
True not only for Styx but every other nostalgia act too.
styx's audience (which is thousands upon thousands of people a year) has large die hard portion
froy wrote:chickenbeef wrote:classicstyxfan wrote:NOBODY goes to see a nostalgia band to hear 1 new song they recently released.....99 percent of the people at a Styx show can't tell the difference between DeYoung and Gowan.......and most likely, it would trigger a rush to the bathroom.
True not only for Styx but every other nostalgia act too.
styx's audience (which is thousands upon thousands of people a year) has large die hard portion
That's it thousands a year?
Thousands a year take a dump also.
Who cares,
froy wrote:RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
Its right up there with She Cares, Tommy has really sunk way low with this lame effort.
I see now that they are on this board reading everything that is said here,
When is STYX going to put out new music 3 weeks later poof they release a 7 Zens throw away and call it STYX music. Hey Tommy get your act together man your running on the STYX treadmill.
chickenbeef wrote:froy wrote:RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
Its right up there with She Cares, Tommy has really sunk way low with this lame effort.
I see now that they are on this board reading everything that is said here,
When is STYX going to put out new music 3 weeks later poof they release a 7 Zens throw away and call it STYX music. Hey Tommy get your act together man your running on the STYX treadmill.
she cares is a great song
brywool wrote:chickenbeef wrote:froy wrote:RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
Its right up there with She Cares, Tommy has really sunk way low with this lame effort.
I see now that they are on this board reading everything that is said here,
When is STYX going to put out new music 3 weeks later poof they release a 7 Zens throw away and call it STYX music. Hey Tommy get your act together man your running on the STYX treadmill.
she cares is a great song
She Cares COULD have been a great song. The "Treats Me Like a Human" really sank it. REALLY bad lyric.
Thenightbull wrote:brywool wrote:chickenbeef wrote:froy wrote:RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
Its right up there with She Cares, Tommy has really sunk way low with this lame effort.
I see now that they are on this board reading everything that is said here,
When is STYX going to put out new music 3 weeks later poof they release a 7 Zens throw away and call it STYX music. Hey Tommy get your act together man your running on the STYX treadmill.
she cares is a great song
She Cares COULD have been a great song. The "Treats Me Like a Human" really sank it. REALLY bad lyric.
Did you want him to say "Treats me like an alien"?
brywool wrote:froy wrote:RumTumJM wrote:I'm currently listening to it for third time now, and while I do not think it is Styx best, I do think it is better than many here have said (personal opinion).
I must say, part of the reason I am liking it has to do with a personal issue. Being a college student ready to graduate in 3 weeks or so, I can really relate. I have my big ideas dreams, but reality (especially the current job market) definitely changes things. I can't help but find it ironic that Styx releases this song at this exact time.
So I like it. Not their best song, but it eerily hits home with me at this time.
Its right up there with She Cares, Tommy has really sunk way low with this lame effort.
I see now that they are on this board reading everything that is said here,
When is STYX going to put out new music 3 weeks later poof they release a 7 Zens throw away and call it STYX music. Hey Tommy get your act together man your running on the STYX treadmill.
I agree that it's not their best. Totally. I'd much rather hear this than an album of remakes though, like their last album. It doesn't sound much like Styx, but it also doesn't sound like a typical Tommy Shaw tune. That doesn't mean it sucks. It means it's different. It IS strange that there's been such a distance between Cyclo and this and that they're not just exploding with new, more powerful songs. After all, that was a long time ago when that album came out.
I don't think it sucks. I like it. But I don't love it.
And I Believe in You still blows.
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